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• Blood Tribe’s new chief and council sworn in

  Following a historic election on the Blood reserve earlier this week, the Blood Tribe's newly elected chief and council were officially sworn in Friday.

  Politics

  Nov 25, 2016
• Canadian and American Cadets come together in Lethbridge to honour soldiers

  More than 200 Cadets from both Canada and the United Sates came together to honour soldiers from both countries and to recognize a long standing alliance Saturday.

  Canada

  Nov 19, 2016
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• Community rallies to replace oldest playground in Lethbridge

  Some might say getting slivers are a childhood rite of passage, but parents, teachers and students at a Lethbridge elementary school can all agree it’s time for a playground upgrade.

  Education

  Nov 18, 2016
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• Alberta father and son share military tradition on Remembrance Day

  For over half a century combined, Jim McGrath and his son, Vance, have served in the military.

  Canada

  Nov 11, 2016
• Protesters in Lethbridge voice frustration over NDP carbon levy

  Hundreds of frustrated southern Albertans gathered at Galt Gardens in Lethbridge this weekend to protest the NDP's new carbon tax.

  Politics

  Nov 7, 2016
• Hundreds rally in support of Lethbridge assault victim

  A 25-year-old Lethbridge, Alta. woman, who was violently attacked in September, continues to recover at Foothills Hospital. On Saturday night, the woman’s husband, family and the community came together to show their support for her. A silent auction and 50/50 draw was held to help raise funds for the woman and her family.

  Crime

  Nov 6, 2016
• Chinook Regional Hospital delays elective surgeries due to residue on instruments

  Alberta Health Services has postponed over two dozen elective surgeries at Chinook Regional Hospital citing residue found on some surgical instruments.

  Canada

  Nov 3, 2016
• Lethbridge Collegiate Institute receives funding boost for Ecuador school on WE day

  Twenty-six students from Lethbridge travelled to Calgary for the annual Free the Children WE Day celebration where they were told their fundraising efforts had been matched.

  Education

  Oct 28, 2016
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• New Hawk and Harvest market focuses on local artisans in Lethbridge

  What started as a vision for artist and jewelry maker Lauren Hart, turned into Lethbridge’s first ever creative commune.

  Consumer

  Oct 23, 2016
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• Future teachers excited about Alberta curriculum overhaul

  Alberta Environment Minister Shannon Phillips was at the University of Lethbridge on Friday speaking with future teachers about the proposed curriculum changes.

  Education

  Oct 21, 2016
• 6th annual Taber Pheasant Festival focuses on education

  Every year for one week, hunters of all levels converge on the town of Taber for the annual Pheasant festival that took started Sunday.

  Canada

  Oct 16, 2016
• ‘It’s just shocking’: friends speak after Lethbridge woman brutally attacked on city street

  A 25-year-old woman remains in hospital after being assaulted in Lethbridge early Friday morning. As friends of the victim rally to offer support, police are appealing to the public for help.

  Crime

  Oct 3, 2016
• Two infrastructure projects completed at Waterton Lakes National Park

  This weekend cyclists braved the rain to be the first to ride the newly resurfaced Red Rock Parkway at Waterton Lakes National Park.

  Canada

  Oct 2, 2016
• RCMP look for suspect following attempted armed robbery in Nobleford

  RCMP said they are investigating the attempted armed robbery of a Nobleford convenience store Monday afternoon.

  Crime

  Sep 26, 2016
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• Lethbridge hosts 6th annual Love & Records music festival

  This weekend Galt Gardens was transformed into a music lover’s dream. People spent the day digging through vinyl while being serenaded by Canadian talent.

  Entertainment

  Sep 18, 2016
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• Some University of Lethbridge students left without parking after two lots closed

  This school year, many University of Lethbridge students have found themselves without parking.

  Education

  Sep 12, 2016
• Lethbridge Corn Maze turns to solar energy

  Theo and Esther Slingerland have owned their farm and corn maze for over 20 years and recently decided to make it even greener by taking advantage of southern Alberta's sunshine.

  Canada

  Sep 11, 2016
• Taber celebrates 31st annual Cornfest

  To celebrate and promote the unique grain, the town of Taber, Alta. dedicates a whole weekend to the golden food.

  Features

  Aug 29, 2016
• Alberta Open Farm Days gives inside look into agriculture industry

  Farmers around the province opened their gates to the public to show them what they do this weekend.

  Canada

  Aug 21, 2016
• Former Taber club manager charged after allegedly stealing $500K

  A lengthy investigation into the disappearance of almost $500,000 at a restaurant in southern Alberta has led to charges against its former manager.

  Crime

  Aug 15, 2016
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• Rachael Harder learns first-hand about Yazidi genocide: ‘absolutely horrific’

  Rachael Harder, MP for Lethbridge, recently returned from a mission to Iraq and says Lethbridge would make a great place for the Yazidi women to call home.

  Canada

  Aug 5, 2016
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• Extreme weather makes for wettest July in Lethbridge in 8 years

  It's been a several years since Southern Albertans have experienced such a wet July.

  Weather

  Jul 29, 2016
• Lethbridge motorists enjoy low gas prices heading into long weekend

  August long weekend is one of the busiest driving weekends of the year as many Albertans take advantage of one of the last long weekends of summer. Unlike previous years, some lucky Lethbridge motorists have low prices at the pump to look forward to.

  Consumer

  Jul 28, 2016
• Lethbridge couple tries to reunite others with locks of love

  Symbolic "locks of love" were removed from a fence in Henderson Lake in July, and one couple has made it their mission to reunite the locks with their lovers.

  Canada

  Jul 27, 2016
• ‘It’s beautiful’: elderly woman grateful after volunteers restore her fence

  Some volunteers helped out a southern Alberta woman on Monday after her white picket fence had fallen into disrepair.

  Canada

  Jul 18, 2016